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It’s that time of the quarter again.
When the UCLA softball team packs up for its next series of games this weekend, the inventory will include books, laptops and highlighters, in addition to the usual bats, cleats and road uniforms.
Not that the players will be engaging in voluntary book clubs anytime soon ““ far from it.
“It’s tournament season, and your mind is on softball; you don’t want to go home later and study,” senior second baseman GiOnna DiSalvatore said.
College Station, here they come.
After just more than a month’s worth of competing at meet after meet and traveling all across the country, the men’s and women’s track and field teams will be sending a combined five athletes to the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships held in College Station, Tex. this Friday and Saturday.
On the women’s side, senior hurdler Lindsay Rowe and freshman thrower Ida Storm will be representing the Bruins at nationals, while senior jumper Jonathan Clark, freshman thrower Alec Faldermeyer and senior distance runner Cory Primm from the men’s side will also be competing.
Meanwhile, the rest of the members of the men’s and women’s teams will open the outdoor season when they head over to the Northridge Invitational, also held Friday and Saturday.
The ship known as the UCLA softball team was stirred, swayed ““ shaken, even.
A congregation of 34 teams gathered in Cathedral City Thursday through Sunday, ready to beat each other up in a massive softball rumble.
Long known for her offensive prowess as a striker on the UCLA women’s soccer team, Sydney Leroux will evidently try her hand at another trade during the soccer offseason.
With one swing of the bat, Kellie Fox turned the local Northridge trip into a pit stop.
Having traded in their customary blue, white and gold threads for pink and white ones, the Bruins made Friday evening a flashy attire affair.
